Fred and Goanetters,
The info re the post codes and the search method mentioned by you and by
Cecil Pinto to me, properly belongs into the same thread /Title, namely:
'The Post Office In Goa'; that way all persons in Goa as well as outside
Goa/ India will know about the post codes for various villages and towns in
Goa etc.
I have used the links provided to me by Cecil, but it falls short, in the
sense that, all villages do not have their own individual code! In many
cases two to three villages are under one postal code. As a result,
inserting a village name into the search box, can come up with a 'not found'
answer.
Therefore it is important and absolutely necessary that the Post Office
(organisation) in Goa publishes a proper list as to which villages are
covered by which code; as also to publish the same, in every post office and
educate and enforce the use of post codes by locals, to inform recipients of
mail etc. by mentioning the post code in all 'return' addresses; ultimately
leading to knowledge of these post codes, destination wise, by everyone who
may be wanting to know, at the time of posting. Once this is known, the web
sites come in handy for use by everyone; What I am saying is that the INFO
must be known and propogated locally and their use enforced in the first
place.
Nasci Caldeira
Melbourne.
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet]Query on PIN codes
Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 16:16:53 +0530
A google search threw up the following site which has the PIN (postal
index number) codes for Goa well laid out:
http://www.amchegoa.com/pin_codes_goa.htm
FN
> http://www.indiapost.gov.in/pinsearch1.asp
> Type just the first few letters of the City/Village
> Eg. "pan" for Panjim
> Viola!
Cecil Pinto, Panjim - Aldona
